Includes bibliographical references (p. [331]-357) and index.
Contents:
Problems of notating Pibroch : a study of 'Maol Donn' / Peter Cooke -- The Iain Dall chanter : mateiral evidence for intonation and pitch in Gaelic Scotland, 1650-1800 / Barnaby Brown -- Wood, horn and bone : a survey of immigrant bagpipes and regional pipe-making in Nova Scotia, 1820-1920 / Barry W. Shears -- The making of bagpipe reeds and practice chanters in South Uist / J. Decker Forrest -- Traditional origins of the piping dynasties / Hugh Cheape -- One piper or two : Neil MacLean of the 84th Highlanders / Keith Sanger -- Simon Fraser reconsidered / Bridget Mackenzie -- Taking stock : lowland and border piping in a highland world / Iain MacInnes -- 'Tullochgorm' transformed : a case study in revivalism and the highland pipe / Joshua Dickson -- Return of the drone : a 'folk' thing? / Mike Patterson -- The Campbell Canntaireachd manuscript : the case for a lost volume / Roderick D. Cannon -- The concept of mode in Scottish bagpipe music / Simon McKerrell -- Rhythm in Priboch : a return to 'Maol Donn' / Robinson McClellan.
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